In the experiment, humans showed a minor drop in accuracy (<10%) after seeing the stimulus for 63ms. The presentation was so short that humans made a considera

In the experiment, humans showed a minor drop in accuracy (<10%) after seeing the stimulus for 63ms. The presentation was so short that humans made a considerable amount of mistakes even with the non-adversarial examples. In contrast, neural networks get adversarial stimuli consistently wrong even though they are allowed to fully process them. The results also do not prove that the underlying mechanisms are the same in humans and neural networks.